Worst Advice I’ve Heard From NFT Influencers

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  Welcome back to another episode of N. F. T. 3 65.

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  As most of you have learned over this journey. I'm a very

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  positive optimistic person. I I really do believe in seeing the good in people

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  but I'm also one that has you know, my guard up.

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  Oftentimes when it comes to you know something sounding

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  too good to be true or you know,

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  some of the things that I keep hearing uh you know, being repeated

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  and so on this episode I really just wanted to get into it on

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  really. For me it's a little bit less

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  about the three examples of bad advice that I'm gonna use,

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  but more about

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  understanding this current environment and

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  some of the things that we have to think about especially and this isn't just N. F. T.

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  S. But this is really the web three world as a whole and I'm gonna break down kind of the

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  the creator economy and a lot of the other things that are also

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  things that we need to be aware of here um in this N.

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  F. T. Space especially.

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  But really for me it comes down to

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  trust

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  transparency and in many cases

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  the person that we're listening to his track record now when

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  I say track record and I when I say trust and transparency

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  for me it's not about finding or listening to someone that has like amazing N. F. T.

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  S in their bag, right?

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  Because just because I mean it's the first episode of this podcast right?

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  Just because someone has a board,

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  a Pora crypto punk doesn't mean that way they can

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  teach you or be that their strategy works for you

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  but much like we spend a lot of time researching N. F. T. Projects.

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  We also have to research those that were listening to

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  and we also have to be willing to mute or unfollowed

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  or not listen to those that have done us wrong.

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  And this is actually probably one of my my biggest pet peeves right now.

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  Is there are there are people in the space that

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  people are like I would never listen to them.

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  I couldn't trust them worth worth. Worth anything

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  yet. They follow them on twitter, they jump into all of their twitter spaces

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  and they're kind of building them up right?

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  And I think we have to spend more time celebrating

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  and talking about those you know influence or thought leaders,

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  whatever authorities in this space that we believe that we can trust that we

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  believe that are transparent and in many cases and I've said this a lot.

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  Like I also want to know like what mistakes

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  uh you know certain N. F. T. Influencers or creators or investors have made.

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  And if an N. F. T.

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  Investor isn't willing to like they're like oh I made plenty of mistakes but none

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  of them jump off the top of my head off my uh you know,

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  off the top of my head.

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  I think there that's a that's a red flag right?

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  Because I think you should easily be able to talk about the mistakes you've made,

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  the projects you thought they were gonna be good

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  the times you sold too early.

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  Like for me, I sold Alien friends way too early.

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  I even got in late and then sold early and still regret that, but I think, you know,

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  understanding that aspect and then the other part of this is

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  listening for what people aren't saying

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  as much as what they are saying, right?

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  When someone talks about, you know, telling, you know,

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  giving advice about which projects to get into

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  or the thing that they're most excited to,

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  you know, jumping into

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  and if, you know that their style of investing, right?

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  Are they one that buys three N F T.

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  S and then sells them to keep one,

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  are they one that likes to ape indoor project and

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  by 20 of them like whatever that strategy is,

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  you have to look and say, okay, that's their norm.

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  And if they're talking about something,

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  are they going to make those same actions right?

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  Because

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  I mean actions speak a lot louder than words

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  for me. I will say, you know, I watch

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  a lot of influencers wallets because we have the tech that can do that and

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  too often,

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  what we hear them talking about is not actually what

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  they're backing up with their wallet or their own,

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  you know, strategy and this also comes into

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  Just because someone was great at investing in N. F.T.S.

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  the summer of 2021 doesn't mean they're going to be great at doing it in 2022.

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  And what I mean by that more so than anything else is that

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  we have to really listen for people's advice on how they got to where we're at now,

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  but we have to skate where the puck is going.

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  Remember that wayne Gretzky quote. Right?

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  So just because someone had has a really great track record,

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  doesn't mean that they're also going to be someone

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  that's going to lead you into the future,

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  the best.

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  Right? So it's about balancing

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  that advice on on all sides. So

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  with that being said, let's jump into,

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  I'm gonna give you three examples of bad advice that I've

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  heard that hopefully we can avoid or at least we can,

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  you know, try to dissect the first one is if you are, you know,

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  you should be delisting or never listing your actual N.

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  F. T. S for sale. If you love a project.

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  I've heard that one actually more than once, I've said,

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  I've heard people talk about, you know, if you love a project,

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  you should never post it for sale.

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  You should never um you know, sell your your N. F. T. Project. Now,

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  what I will say about that is

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  the first thing we have to do is we have to stop flip shaming,

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  right? This flip shaming

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  is getting a little bit ridiculous, right,

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  and I don't like if someone is promoting a project and telling

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  people to stay in yet they're selling all of their N.

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  F. T. Is like that's

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  that we that's not flip shaming flip shaming. Is

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  this idea of telling people how or when or why they should or shouldn't sell

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  or anyone that lists lists below this floor price

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  is an idiot because we don't know people's circumstances.

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  The other thing that we have to remember is that

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  flipping and selling NFTE es especially like flipping up into a N. F. T.

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  Actually benefits the community because if there is

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  that residual percentage that's going back to the team

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  every time there's a transaction. Well if I'm and this is something I do a lot right?

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  Like we're

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  I'll buy three of of a project. I'll sell one to cover my

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  My um you know my basis which you can go back and listen to

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  the episode three x 3 x three to listen to this full strategy.

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  But what I'll do is I'll then have to

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  and then oftentimes I'll be like you know what I really

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  like this one art or this one speaks to me,

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  I'm gonna sell these two so that I can buy this one that is at a higher price right?

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  Like so understanding like kind of like some of those mechanics. The other thing is

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  there are sometimes where you're gonna want to buy a lot of of of an N. F. T.

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  Because hey you want to really support,

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  but then you want to sell parts of that so that you can actually increase the,

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  the reason that you're holding that and increase your own liquidity right?

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  Like people making decisions for their own liquidity should not be shamed,

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  should not be looked down upon.

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  And the last part about it is

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  you never know what someone might be willing to pay unless you put it out there.

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  Now I'll give you a little bit, there's a little bit secret of mine. If you see my N. F.

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  T. S listed for 3.9

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  Or 9.3 es.

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  Those are ones that I'm like, hey, I have no plans on selling that anytime soon.

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  But if someone offered me that amount,

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  I'd be willing to sell it because I know I can spend more money

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  now going in and maybe sweeping the floor or going back into that project.

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  And I will tell you there are some projects that I bought eight of the mint

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  Once the art revealed. I'm going to sell six of them.

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  But I'm gonna use my profits from those 62

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  by two of my favorite ones in that collection.

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  So I think we just have to be very careful on the, on the, on the flip shaming.

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  I also noticed there's a lot of flip shaming from people that are project founders.

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  But those project founders

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  in their personal life, all they do is flip

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  and it's like they're like, please don't flip my project now that I'm the founder,

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  even though I'm the one that does that on a regular

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  basis to me that's talking out both sides of their mouth.

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  It's already that's a massive red flag for me. All right,

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  number two.

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  But hearing this advice actually a lot on on twitter spaces,

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  also in a couple other projects,

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  they will say things like only invest in established N.

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  F. T. Projects. There's too much guessing in the minting of N. F. T. S.

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  Or they'll say, you know, don't don't try to bet on, you know, a upcoming N. F. T.

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  You know, go back and only invest in existing in FTS. Now,

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  a lot of this advice is actually coming from people

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  that mentioned N. F. T. S early on and got lucky.

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  And it's so interesting

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  when someone says, don't,

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  you know, don't try to get lucky like I did, you should do this instead, right?

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  And it's like

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  where is that advice coming from? And I always say like

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  for me,

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  listening for the intent of someone's advice is essential for us to understand.

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  Oftentimes what if we if that advice is critical now Moonshot minting,

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  which means you're just minting an N.

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  F. T.

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  Hoping that it shoots to the moon, it's the next blue chip,

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  that's not really a strategy that's like playing the lottery

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  And I will tell you as someone now that's minted, you know, 105 straight days

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  you know that's like trying to predict if an N. F. T. Is going to be around

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  for three months is a hard thing to to to

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  research towards trying to predict or to know which N.

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  F. T. S are gonna blue chip. That's it. That's I believe it's near impossible. But

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  here's the thing

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  I am also a big fan of

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  of making my my risk and my investment lower

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  on some projects and then holding on to them

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  you know for a year and just seeing what happens like there are

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  there are a bunch of N. F. T. S.

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  That I have that I don't really have any plan on selling them.

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  I'm just gonna hold them because I didn't have to buy into them at a very high price.

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  Therefore it's worth just holding on and seeing if they

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  shoot up if they end up going to zero,

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  they go to zero.

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  But my risk tolerance is actually very low

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  and I've explained this in some past episodes right?

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  If if someone is buying into a project at a higher price right?

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  If they're like okay this project's been around for a while, I'm gonna spend 0.3 et

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  they're like investment risk investment is at a higher threshold.

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  So more than likely they're going to have a little bit more,

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  They are going to feel a little bit more worried if all of a sudden the

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  floor price dips but if someone's minting in and taking a shot at it or just

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  supporting their favorite artists use a lot less

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  likelihood of you kind of uh you know

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  being thrown off by the volatility or trying to dump a project because it went down

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  you know 10% or 25% on the on the project.

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  So I I think there are times to mint, there are times to invest in existing projects.

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  There's also like you know

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  no idea like buying the dip

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  and then I always say like buy the dips,

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  sell the rip and what I mean by selling the rip is like when

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  all of a sudden something starts taking off like what great things go up,

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  they're gonna come back down.

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  But I also am like I like I like looking at the trends in the different phases right?

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  So what is the trend during the mint phase?

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  So what is the trend during the pre reveal phase?

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  What is the trend during the reveal to execution of of utility phase?

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  And then what is that long term phase? And really kind of looking at that.

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  Alright,

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  the third piece of bad advice is buying a cold wallet or a

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  hardware wallet will prevent you from getting scammed or losing your N.

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  F. T. S. And you can sleep through the night.

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  I've heard this a lot

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  and here's the truth

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  Just because something is stored on a hardware wallet or a cold wallet

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  does not mean that they are 100% secure

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  and giving someone false sense of security

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  to me is

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  man,

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  it's like a pet peeve of mine because here's the

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  thing we have to really balance the risk versus reward.

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  And we also have to realize that security

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  for security sake does nobody any benefits?

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  Right? So like if you're someone that that if you like to flip your N. F. T.

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  S a lot and move them around a lot, you're using a hardware wallet

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  and having to pay extra gas to either mint them in there

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  to move them in there or move them back and forth.

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  That's not doesn't make any sense for your um your total, you know, investment.

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  The other thing is if you're only buying an N. F.

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  T once a month or twice a month maybe and you're not connecting to a lot of websites

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  then having a cold wallet or harbor wall,

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  it really doesn't doesn't protect that much of the things that it might protect

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  you from.

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  You know, you know, for someone, you know,

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  you're giving away your seed phrase but it's not

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  going to protect you from all things everywhere.

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  And so

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  we also have to remember that like

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  if I'm adding extra security,

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  how how many times am I going to get frustrated

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  and might have to work around my own security,

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  right?

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  So I like that that whole like keep it simple stupid method right? For kiss?

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  Uh You know Kiss. Keep it simple. Stupid. I like keeping it simple right?

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  So if if I if I want to mitigate my risk,

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  I'm gonna take some certain I'm gonna have a wallet that I'm gonna mint with.

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  And then a wall a different wallet that I'm gonna store my energy.

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  But it doesn't mean that that wall it actually has

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  to be um one that is a hardware wallet right?

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  You can have multiple hot wallets and one of

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  them that you don't access very often at all,

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  that can be just as secure as having a hardware wallet, right?

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  And the other thing about a hardware wallet to remember is

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  I was telling someone the other day,

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  they're like well brian now I have nothing to worry about.

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  And I was like well

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  heaven forbid if my house burned down.

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  The thing I can pretty much guarantee that's coming out the door with

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  me is my phone which will have my wallet stored on it,

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  right?

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  The thing that I might not guarantee is that I might not be able

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  to get my hardware wallet out of my security box or from my desk.

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  And the other piece of this is like what's the chance of me losing

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  that actual hardware wallet versus me forgetting a

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  password or giving away the seed phrase,

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  right?

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  So I'm all for kind of like that risk versus

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  reward and understanding that balance when it comes to N.

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  F. T. S.

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  The last thing I wanted to share and when it comes to like bad advice

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  is that

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  there are some people that are just

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  they're looking for like their next

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  you know their next opportunity for fame or fortune, right?

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  There are a lot of people that are going to

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  speak on panels and going to these different events that

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  if you ask them like what N. F. T. S.

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  They've bought they probably haven't bought that many.

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  If you ask them what projects they've advised on,

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  they might be able to say they have advised on a bunch of projects but it

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  might be because they just were brought in and given a free white list uh spot.

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  And so

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  this happens in every space right? There are a lot of people that will claim to be

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  an expert or an evangelist or N. F. T.

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  Thought leader and maybe they have friends in

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  the right places or maybe they're the ones

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  they're willing to spend out of their own pockets

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  to go fly to all these events and all of a sudden there on all these stages or maybe

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  they're just one that kisses ass really well

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  and they get you know promoted a lot by other others in the N. F. T. Space.

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  Here's the truth,

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  those people will come and go

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  the people that are building a brand a

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  personal brand built on trust built on authority,

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  build on you know don't just you know, listen to what I say, but watch what I do,

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  those are the people to stick around with and I will tell you,

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  I I work really hard at giving people the benefit of the doubt.

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  But if you like screw me over or screw someone else over

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  or take advantage of someone one time you're done like I will,

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  okay, that's it.

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  Now I've said before, I'm willing to give people a second chance,

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  but I'm going to go from trusting you to now you have to earn my trust back, right?

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  And I think that's kind of like some of those balance and I will say

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  we get a ton of requests right now for the podcast for people to come on the podcast

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  and there are some people that I just will not put on the podcast as a guest.

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  There are some projects that I will not put on the podcast.

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  Um and and and in some cases it's because I don't know them enough or I'm not,

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  I'm not aware enough enough or in other cases is

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  I've been burnt one or two times by something similar

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  and I'm just not going to take that risk and I will say this

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  and I will say it over and over again,

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  this is for the flip side of this, right? No N. F. T. Project,

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  no brand sponsorship,

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  no connection with an influencer is worth jeopardizing or

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  losing the trust you have with your audience,

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  I don't care how much money it is

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  and if you remember that and you remember that on what other people are doing,

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  If people are willing to sell out to their audience for to eat,

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  what else are they willing to do?

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  What else are they willing to say or not? Do

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  we have to be very aware of those that are willing to do that?

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  Now here's the flip of this.

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  We should be paying influencers, we should be,

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  we should be willing to give people money and

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  if you are an influence or thought leader and

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  you are getting paid you just need to disclose

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  that and make make people aware of that arrangement.

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  I've said that here on the podcast, you know,

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  we are we are bringing on sponsors of the podcast, we have sponsors of the show,

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  we have people that we are working with

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  in collaboration with but I will promise you

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  that that relationship will be disclosed very openly with me on any twitter space

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  anytime I talk about them on the podcast or any tweet that I make.

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  So

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  you know,

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  it is a little bit of the Wild Wild West uh we have

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  to kind of decide who we trust who we are willing to,

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  you know spend our time listening to and I think this will also evolve over time.

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  There will be some people right now that have just started

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  out that will end up being some of the smartest wisest people

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  um to listen to in this space and then the last part is

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  and I feel like I say this every time

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  you define your own success

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  and then go listen and learn from those that are on a similar path in you,

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  it's really easy for us to want to listen to. So on that is uh you know has 500 or 1000 N.

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  F. T. S in their bag.

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  But if you're someone that has three N. F. T. S

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  are you gonna is there advice for someone that has 1000 FTS

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  the right advice for you or should you be listening to someone else

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  that is closer to your journey, your values, your mission, what you have going on.

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  So I hope that helped trying to keep a positive spin

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  on bad advice or worst advice let me know on twitter,

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  jump over to our discord on instagram stories or anywhere that we're at,

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  let us know like what's the worst advice you've heard given in the N.

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  F. T.

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  Space and maybe I'll do a a second,

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  a part two of this episode and I'll bring in some

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  of the bad advice that many of you have heard.

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  But until tomorrow my friends make it a good one, cheers

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  alright. Video friends.

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  I mean

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  they always say there's no no bad questions I think for me bad

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  questions are usually questions where you don't have to worry about you know,

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  you're asking for like a finite answer and google can answer that for you

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  and that's kind of like when it comes like too bad advice.

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  Like there are a lot of bad advice out there,

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  but bad advice does not become a problem unless you're willing to take

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  people's bad advice just based simply on the advice that they're giving.

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  And I think to me that's a big, you know, soapbox of mind.

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  It's a lesson I had to learn the hard way,

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  the hard way. So

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  hey, to each their own right, cheers my friends make it a good one.